The first of three auto-related events features restored classic and antique vehicles on display along the downtown waterfront.  Entertainment and autos dating 25 years or older are all part of the fun.  Registration and a Mackinac Bridge Rally are slated for Friday, with autos on display Saturday.

This annual event is on the of largest all-make, all-model shows in the country.  Hundreds of antique, custom, and celebrity automobiles are on display.  Car enthusiasts can examine vehicles up close and see them in action during the Kewadin Casino Cruise Night and the Down Memory Lane Parade. Contests, exhibits, vendor booths and more makes this a fun, family event.

Combining the nostalgic sentiment of a small-town celebration with the picturesque background of Lake Huron and Mackinac Island makes the 4th of July in St. Ignace something special.  Watch the parade at 1pm, enjoy kid's games and a community picnic at 2pm, and watch the fireworks over Moran Bay at dusk.  Let us show your patriotism, St. Ignace style.

Bring your appetite and your fun spirit to the St. Ignace Marina pier, where live music, food, and beverages are offered.  They don't call us the "Home of the Great Lakes Fish Fry" for nothing.  Sample fish delicacies prepared by local restaurants, let the kids enjoy a variety of games or try their luck in the Kid's Trout Fishing Pond.  We top it off with fireworks over the bay at dusk.

Get ready to listen or dance in Downtown St, Ignace, when a series of bands dazzle the crowds and keep the light-a-foot busy.  Family games, a beer and wine tent, food concessions and more are available as the live music plays on.  It's all happening in the marina parking lot, with fireworks on display at dusk.

See the fine artistry and craftsmanship of 70 artists alongside the freshwater shoreline of Hessel Bay. This annual show takes place in conjunction with the 35th Les Cheneaux Antique Wooden Boat Show, the Midwest's biggest wooden boat show. Featured artistry in the juried Festival of Arts include handmade brooms, art and functional pottery, tile works, handmade soaps, wood carvings, toys, watercolor paintings, oil paintings, bags and totes made of sails, nautical items, jewelry, woven rugs, fiber art, maple syrup, and much more. 

When midnight strikes in Grand Rapids, the journey to St. Ignace begins, with bikers joining the ride throughout the night enroute to the Mackinac Bridge.  The annual ride raises money for juvenile diabetes and downtown St. Ignace.

More than 100 artists and crafters display their unique creations along the waterfront in downtown St. ignace.  Enjoy food and music while you peruse the works of talented artists.

Join us for the annual opportunity to walk the five-mile Mackinac Bridge.  St. Ignace hosts the start of the walk each year and transportation is available to return you to St. Ignace after this awe-inspiring walk.  Free parking and shuttle service to the starting line is available at Little Bear East Arena in St. Ignace.

Parade across the Mackinac Bridge, exhibitions and more.  Come and see the hundreds of antique tractors throughout St. Ignace.

The bounty of fall and the best of Michigan has to offer-that's the potent combination that awaits you at the Great Waters Festival.  Visit the tents and partake of Michigan Made crafts, foods, beverages and live music.  On Saturday, join the Crabby Apple Road Race, try your hand at the Great Pumpkin Roll, and enjoy the free, family friendly activities of Apple Days hosted in the St. Ignace Marina parking lot and throughout downtown St. Ignace.

It's a festive start to the holiday season, with holiday music, lighting of the Christmas Tree, activities and more.  Be sure to make time for a visit with Santa as he arrives in Santa Land.